I have a Kohler Magnum 18 HP engine. The above listings don't list my 18 HP engine in my Grass Hopper lawn tractor
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just make sure you have model&serial number of engine you can find anything you need
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just make sure you have model&serial; number of engine you can find anything you need
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Remove you old starter and count the number of teeth on the gear, if it has 13 teeth this starter should work. It works great on my 14 HP Kohler engine.
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I recently ordered and received the 2 HP motor. The 2 HP looks very similar to the 2/4 HP. As long as the specs are for the motor you want, I don't see a problem. The motor was received on schedule and in new condition. I was completely satisfied with their service. They also included a new pump shaft seal that is needed for the installation. Hope this helps.
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We have an 18hp tractor with the briggs and straton engine . This part was right for us but can't say for your tractor. Sorry, John
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Can't say for sure. My model number is 917.276120 (GT 6000). It has a 27 HP Koehler Pro V-Twin engine and a 54" deck with a bagger system. These blades are working fine on my tractor.
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my yardman is 15 years old with an 7hp power tecumseh engine model#hsk70-130291t. i used the hsk70 and the picture to pick. it looked the same has mine in the picture.
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I found the following on the Kohler site....When new; your mower most likely had a 4" long Kohler oil filter marked 25-050-27. In summary, the 52-050-02-S is 1/2" shorter in length...should work just fine.Kohler sells three different sizes of oil filters: (1) Small 2.25" (28050 01-S) (2) Medium 2.75" (12 050 01-S) and (3) Large 3.5" (52 05002-S). The only difference between these three oil filters is thelength, and thus the filtering capability. The smaller filters are madefor applications where there is not adequate clearance for the largerfilters. Using the largest filter that will fit not only improvesfiltering, but adds to the oil capacity of the engine, a good thing. I found the following on the Kohler site....When new; your mower most likely had a 4" long Kohler oil filter marked 25-050-27. In summary, the 52-050-02-S is 1/2" shorter in length...should work just fine.Kohler sells three different sizes of oil filters: (1) Small 2.25" (28050 01-S) (2) Medium 2.75" (12 050 01-S) and (3) Large 3.5" (52 05002-S). The only difference between these three oil filters is thelength, and thus the filtering capability. The smaller filters are madefor applications where there is not adequate clearance for... » Read More I found the following on the Kohler site....When new; your mower most likely had a 4" long Kohler oil filter marked 25-050-27. In summary, the 52-050-02-S is 1/2" shorter in length...should work just fine.Kohler sells three different sizes of oil filters: (1) Small 2.25" (28050 01-S) (2) Medium 2.75" (12 050 01-S) and (3) Large 3.5" (52 05002-S). The only difference between these three oil filters is thelength, and thus the filtering capability. The smaller filters are madefor applications where there is not adequate clearance for the largerfilters. Using the largest filter that will fit not only improvesfiltering, but adds to the oil capacity of the engine, a good thing. « Show Less
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No that is not accurate.A starter does come with this engine.I put this same engine on a sears mower that had a 18.5 hp motor in it that failed.So far my new engine is working great.
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No clue. In general, this is a High Performance plug and costs more than a typical lawn mower With a Kohler engine. Best to remove the current plug and buy another or a hotter plug, especially if your burning a bit of oil. Good luck.
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I don't know the engine of your tractor? Is it a Briggs & Straton? If yes, its OK. For other engine, I think its usable provided that the engine has a fuel pump and that the power is less than 30HP.
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I have a Craftsman YT 1000 42" with 16hp Briggs/Stratton engine. Look in your owners manual for a parts list with parts numbers (download if you've lost the manual: http://lawnandgarden.manualsonline.com/manuals/mfg/craftsman/yt_4000.html?idRes=15133793). Tractor model number can be located on the sticker under the hood or on the side of the tractor. Search for specific part, by part number. Many parts are universal, but your tractor is more robust than mine so the spindle may be different. Going from your actual part number will ensure you get the exact one needed. Sorry I could not be of more assistance. I have a Craftsman YT 1000 42" with 16hp Briggs/Stratton engine. Look in your owners manual for a parts list with parts numbers (download if you've lost the manual: http://lawnandgarden.manualsonline.com/manuals/mfg/craftsman/yt_4000.html?idRes=15133793). Tractor model number can be located on the sticker under the hood or on the side of the tractor. Search for specific part, by part number. Many parts are universal, but your tractor is more robust than mine so the spindle may be different. Going from your actual part number will ensure you get the exact one needed. Sorry I... » Read More I have a Craftsman YT 1000 42" with 16hp Briggs/Stratton engine. Look in your owners manual for a parts list with parts numbers (download if you've lost the manual: http://lawnandgarden.manualsonline.com/manuals/mfg/craftsman/yt_4000.html?idRes=15133793). Tractor model number can be located on the sticker under the hood or on the side of the tractor. Search for specific part, by part number. Many parts are universal, but your tractor is more robust than mine so the spindle may be different. Going from your actual part number will ensure you get the exact one needed. Sorry I could not be of more assistance. « Show Less
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I'll need more information to answer that. What is the model number of your Briggs engine. OR the model number of your equipment?
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I purchased this carb. with a tank (BS-694315 ) to fix my father-in-laws tiller with a 5hp briggs and stratton. This was a few years ago, but I believe it was a 2 qt. tank. Use the number above for the tank and search for it, see if it looks like yours. I didn't have any probems putting it all together. Look at the holes on this tank where it mounts to the carb. if yours are the same it should mount up. The only other difference would be the pick-up tube being long enough. Sorry I couldn't be more definitive, I replaced this about 3 yrs. ago.
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Hi, My husband put this starter on a John Deere STX38 tractor with the black deck and it worked great. It has a Kohler 15hp OHV engine. I hope this information helps. Check the return policy if it doesn't work.
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I'm 90% sure it will. I have it on a YTH 22V46 and the main difference is the engine. Mine is a 22HP made my Briggs and Stratton and yours is a 20 HP made by Kohler. The decks should be the same and that's all that matters for the mulch kit. You could always ask Husqvarna if the decks are the same on the two models before you buy it. I can tell you that it work very well on mine and I'm quite happy with it.
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I called Briggs and Stratton (phone number online) and gave them the model number of my old engine and they told me this was the direct replacement for it. That is what I recommend doing. I honestly couldn't tell you about your situation. Sorry.
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I used it on a John Deere Lx 176 Kohler FC420VA32022 got along fine. I read differing reviews before I bought it. Not sure why it works for some and not others.
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The real answer is that i am not sure. What I can tell as the owner of three pieces of equipment with 2 cylinder Kohler engines is that Kohler supercedes their part numbers frequently. Check with a site like Partstree, or any site that sells Kohler parts, and verify that 24-098-01 is a supercede number and you should be fine. I interchange them and have never had a problem. I used to have them rebuilt but its cheaper to buy new. Some of the aftermarket parts are not as good from a quality perspective but they are so cheap that I get a new one and recycle the old one.